Most customers go online to choose what they’ll buy. Why can’t they find many businesses there, asks Gill South.

In the old days, the office drove the business. Diana Clement finds a businessman who’s driving his office.

A telemarketer who told her supervisor she was going to "smash her" has been awarded $5000 for wrongful dismissal.

Two British miners lured to the West Coast with the promise of jobs for life with Solid Energy are now facing redundancy and could be kicked out of New Zealand.

Open plan offices need managing if you're to have any hope of reasonable efficiency in this heavily interruption-prone environment, writes Robyn Pearce.

New head of Charlie's juice company says he's looking forward to helping grow a business still in its teenage years.

Mayor's efforts to increase public scrutiny of bodies that run three-quarters of Auckland only a partial success.

"Frankly, I am not convinced that our CEOs are that great. In fact, they seem decidedly mediocre but not paid that way," writes Deborah Hill Cone.

Small business owners hold their businesses 'too close to the chest' says entrepreneur Sharon Hunter.

Residents of an understaffed rest home near Christchurch suffered from dehydration and weight loss, according to an official audit.

Fonterra paid its former chief executive, Andrew Ferrier, an $8.2 million "golden goodbye" when he left last year.

Bollard bids farewell to his 'cool job.'

It's hard for small business to afford the time and money for training...

Fletcher Building has today announced the retirement of long-time director Hugh Fletcher, ending the last formal link with the company's founding family.